Tissue articles
Tissue articles
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New ultrafiltration technology saves fresh water at tissue mills
Water is a scarce natural resource, and its consumption is something that needs to be considered in all industries today.
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Awarded computer models for energy efficient tissue production
Valmet Tissue Technology Award promotes sustainable innovations for the benefit of the tissue industri. 2018 year's winner, Mr Björn Sjöstrand Ph.D. student in chemical engineering at Karlstad University, Sweden, was announced by His Royal Highness Prince Carl-Philip at the Tissue Making Conference in Karlstad, Sweden, May 17.
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Customer needs drive innovation
Customer needs and global megatrends have been the driving force of Valmet’s product development throughout the company’s 220 years of industrial history. Resource efficiency and open innovation connect Valmet’s product development and customers. New leaps in development are aimed at the Industrial Internet and digitalization. Read more on how Valmet's R&D helps customers to move their performance forward.
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Valmet investing in the future by upgrading its pilot machines
Valmet upgrades its pilot machines in 2018 to support paper, board and tissue customers in moving their performance forward. The upgrades increase the flexibility of the pilot trial possibilities even more.
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Tissue as soft as silk
Forestal y Papelera Concepcion in Chile selected Valmet’s Advantage NTT technology because of its flexibility and ability to deliver premium tissue paper with low energy consumption.
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SsangYong C&B optimizes tissue press nip efficiency
To optimize press nip efficiency for TM 4, SsangYong turned to Valmet. The main targets were to improve energy efficiency by lowering steam consumption through higher post-press dryness, and to get more uniform moisture profiles by improving dryness profiles.
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Valmet iRoll technology for tissue machines
To optimize press nip efficiency for TM 4, SsangYong turned to Valmet. The main targets were to improve energy efficiency by lowering steam consumption through higher post-press dryness, and to get more uniform moisture profiles by improving dryness profiles.
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Interested in developing your tissue machine efficiency?
To optimize press nip efficiency for TM 4, SsangYong turned to Valmet. The main targets were to improve energy efficiency by lowering steam consumption through higher post-press dryness, and to get more uniform moisture profiles by improving dryness profiles.
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Valmet Customer Days gathered customers from 35 countries
Over 200 Valmet customers gathered to Stockholm in October. The event focus was on the results of long term cooperation, sustainability, energy and pulp & paper innovations, the benefits of Industrial Internet and Shared Journey Forward.
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Innovative breast roll shell boosts performance at Mänttä
Metsä Tissue's Mänttä mill intends to utilize Valmet’s grooved, countersunk breast suction roll shell to reduce unplanned roll changes and extend roll running times.